Tag Archives: Mary-Alice Pomputius

Pet Travel Writing: Some Prime Examples

By Edie Jarolim | Published: November 3, 2011
In the final sprint before launching the Pet Travel Book Club next Thursday (November 10), I started thinking about pet travel writing as a genre. Naturally, it’s as varied as any other type of travel writing — or writing, period –  and is designed to serve different purposes. But whether I’m looking for advice about [...]
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Road Trip: San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter

By Edie Jarolim | Published: July 28, 2010
Frankie and I are headed over today to DogJaunt.com, where we explore San Diego’s Gaslamp Quarter, which we recently visited. There are many reasons I wanted to write about this dog-friendly neighborhood of one of my favorite cities for one of my favorite blogs — as opposed to, say, for this one. I owe Dog [...]
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Use Some (Car) Restraint: Small Dog Edition

By Edie Jarolim | Published: July 7, 2010
I don’t generally use blackmail to get guest bloggers (0nly because I don’t generally have any leverage) but in the case of my car safety series I mentioned in public that I’d asked my two favorite pet travel bloggers to help me out. What else could they do but identify themselves by complying? Rod Burkert [...]
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Five training tips for traveling with your dog

By Edie Jarolim | Published: December 5, 2009
[originally posted November 19, 2009] I was looking for something clever to title this guest post by Mary-Alice Pomputius and then realized I had one of those gems that doesn’t need a flashy setting. This interesting, informative article does exactly what the title says: gives five great training tips to help you travel successfully with [...]
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